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Aduku reiterates World Cup dream ahead of England clash

Nigeria’s U-20 women’s coach, Moses Aduku, says winning the World Cup is his target as the Falconets prepare to face England in the round of 16. Read More: https://punchng.com/aduku-reiterates-world-cup-dream-ahead-of-england-clash/

Aduku reiterates World Cup dream ahead of England clash

Nigeria's U-20 women's football coach Moses Aduku has reiterated his goal of winning the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup as his team prepares to face England in the round of 16 in Poland. The Falconets are scheduled to take on England at the Stadion Miejski Bielsko-Biała, and Aduku maintains that winning the trophy is the ultimate objective.

Despite the challenge posed by the European side, Aduku assured that the team will celebrate their victory on the pitch and focus on the next game if they emerge victorious in the match against England. Nigeria secured their spot in the knockout stage with an emphatic 10-1 victory over New Caledonia last Sunday, after losing their opening game to Spain and drawing with China.

Coach Aduku highlighted the team's focus on goal scoring and defending, stating that this will be the future for Nigeria as they move to the next level of their careers.

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